Display panel, driving method thereof, and display device

ABSTRACT

The present invention relates to the field of display technology, and particularly relates to a display panel, a driving method thereof, and a display device. The display panel comprises a light blocking layer formed of a material with light blocking and electroconductive properties, the light blocking layer including an isolation part electrically isolated from other part of the light blocking layer, the isolation part being further configured to emit a touch driving signal and/or receive a touch sensing signal to achieve a touch control function of the display panel. The display panel has both display function and touch control function, and has a simpler structure and a higher transmittance; the manufacturing process is simpler, and meanwhile, the production cost is reduced and the product yield is improved.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to the field of display technology, andparticularly relates to a display panel, a driving method thereof, and adisplay device.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Touch panels are currently newest information input devices, and cansimply, conveniently and naturally implement human-machine interactionand provide a brand new multimedia human-machine interaction method,making people feel visual and tactile enjoyment. With rapid changes ofdisplay technology and increasingly fierce competition, it has become atrend to implement a touch display structure with a low cost and highperformance.

Display devices with a touch control function can be divided into aresistance type, a capacitance type, a surface acoustic wave type, aninfrared type and the like according to the sensing principle, and canbe divided into an out-cell structure, an on-cell structure and anin-cell structure according to the structural relation between a touchpanel and a display screen.

At present, most touch panels adopt an out-cell structure, and in anout-cell technology, generally a touch panel and a display (such asliquid crystal display, abbreviated as LCD) screen are manufacturedseparately and then fit together. Such a structure has shortcomings of acomplex process, a high cost, a low transmittance, a thick module andthe like.

As to an in-cell structure, since a touch structure is embedded in adisplay screen to achieve touch and display integration, lightness andthinness of a display device are readily achievable and the productioncost can also be reduced, and thus touch display devices with thein-cell structure are very popular for manufactures in the displayfield. However, in the existing in-cell technology, generally both asensing electrode and an emitting electrode for achieving the touchcontrol function are arranged in an array substrate, so a complexsemiconductor manufacturing process must be used to form the arraysubstrate, which results in a low production yield of the arraysubstrate; furthermore, embedding a touch sensor (such as sensingelectrode and emitting electrode) in a pixel structure of the displayscreen can reduce an effective area available for display, leading todegradation of display effect.

Thus, it has become one of important issues for designers currently todesign a touch display panel with a high transmittance, a simplestructure, a simple manufacturing process and a low cost.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

To solve the above technical problem, the present invention provides adisplay panel, a driving method thereof, and a display device in view ofthe shortcomings in the prior art, the display panel having both displayand touch control functions, and having a simpler structure and a highertransmittance; the manufacturing process of the display panel issimpler, and meanwhile, the production cost is reduced and the productyield is improved.

A technical solution adopted for solving the above problem is a displaypanel including a light blocking layer formed of a material with lightblocking and electroconductive properties, the light blocking layerincluding an isolation part electrically isolated from other part of thelight blocking layer, the isolation part being further configured toemit a touch driving signal and/or receive a touch sensing signal toachieve the touch control function of the display panel.

Preferably, the display panel further includes scanning signal lines,wherein the isolation part and the scanning signal lines intersect eachother and are arranged in different layers; the isolation part isfurther configured to emit the touch driving signal or receive the touchsensing signal; and part of the scanning signal lines are furtherconfigured to accordingly receive the touch sensing signal or emit thetouch driving signal.

Preferably, the light blocking layer is formed as a grid withintersecting rows and columns; gaps are provided between a part of thelight blocking layer located in the same row and a part located in anadjacent row to form the isolation part; or gaps are provided between apart of the light blocking layer located in the same column and a partlocated in an adjacent column to form the isolation part.

Preferably, a proportion of number of rows or number of columns of theisolation part to number of rows or number of columns of other part ofthe light blocking layer is ranges from 1:3 to-1:6.

Preferably, a width of the gap ranges from of 1 μm-to 3 μm.

Preferably, the material with light blocking and electroconductiveproperties includes copper, molybdenum, copper oxide, molybdenum oxideor an alloy thereof.

Preferably, the display panel includes a color film substrate and anarray substrate that are aligned with each other to form a cell, and aliquid crystal layer disposed between the color film substrate and thearray substrate, the light blocking layer being arranged in the colorfilm substrate, and the scanning signal lines being arranged in thearray substrate; or the display panel includes an array substrate andorganic electroluminescent diodes located above the array substrate, thelight blocking layer being located above the organic electroluminescentdiodes, and the scanning signal lines being located below the organicelectroluminescent diodes.

The present invention also provides a display device including thedisplay panel provided by the present invention.

The present invention also provides a driving method of the displaypanel, for driving the display panel to operate in a display phase and atouch phase in a time division manner, the method including thefollowing steps: in the touch phase, emitting the touch driving signalor receiving the touch sensing signal by the isolation part, andaccordingly receiving the touch sensing signal or emitting the touchdriving signal by the part of the scanning signal lines; and in thedisplay phase, performing scanning signal transmission by the scanningsignal lines.

Preferably, in the touch phase, a time period of emitting the touchdriving signal by the isolation part corresponds to a time period ofreceiving the touch sensing signal by the part of the scanning signallines; or a time period of receiving the touch sensing signal by theisolation part corresponds to a time period of emitting the touchdriving signal by the part of the scanning signal lines.

Preferably, in the touch phase, applying the touch driving signal to theisolation part or the part of the scanning signal lines, and receivingthe touch sensing signal by the part of the scanning signal lines or theisolation part correspondingly.

The present invention has the following beneficial effects: in thedisplay panel, since part of the light blocking layer in the displaypanel also serves as an emitting electrode and/or a sensing electrode ina touch structure, a touch and display integrated structure is formed,resulting in a simpler structure, a higher transmittance and a simplermanufacturing process, reducing the production cost and improving theproduct yield. In addition, the display device including the displaypanel has better display quality.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a display panel according to firstembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a top view of a color film substrate in the display panelshown in FIG. 1.

FIG. 3 is a partial enlarged view of FIG. 2.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the color film substrate shown in FIG. 2.

FIG. 5 is a top view of an array substrate in the display panel shown inFIG. 1.

FIG. 6 is a sectional view of the array substrate shown in FIG. 5.

REFERENCE NUMERALS

1—color film substrate; 10—first underlayer; 11—light blocking layer;111—gap; 12—color film layer; 13—first touch electrode (sensingelectrode Rx or emitting electrode Tx);

2—array substrate; 20—second underlayer; 21—thin film transistor;22—gate line; 23—data line; 24—common electrode; 25—pixel electrode;26—second touch electrode (emitting electrode Tx or sensing electrodeRx); 27—insulating layer;

3—liquid crystal layer.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

To make the person skilled in the art better understand the technicalsolution of the present invention, a display panel, a driving methodthereof, and a display device of the present invention are furtherdescribed below in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawingsand the specific implementations.

A display panel, including a light blocking layer formed of a materialwith light blocking and electroconductive properties, the light blockinglayer including an isolation part electrically isolated from other partof the light blocking layer, the isolation part being further configuredto emit a touch driving signal and/or receive a touch sensing signal toachieve a touch control function of the display panel. The display panelis not only applicable to a liquid crystal display device, but alsoapplicable to an OLED display device. In the display panel, since partof the light blocking layer in the display panel also serves as anemitting electrode and/or a sensing electrode in a touch structure, atouch and display integrated structure is formed, resulting in a simplerstructure, a higher transmittance and a simpler manufacturing process,reducing the production cost and improving the product yield.

First Embodiment

The embodiment provides a display panel applicable to a liquid crystaldisplay device.

As shown in FIG. 1, the display panel includes a color film substrate 1and an array substrate 2 that are aligned with each other to form acell, and a liquid crystal layer 3 disposed between the color filmsubstrate 1 and the array substrate 2. In general, the array substrate 2is provided therein with thin film transistors (TFTs) 21 (the thin filmtransistors 21 are not shown in FIG. 1 and can be seen in FIG. 5) forcontrolling light emission to implement image display; and the colorfilm substrate 1 is provided therein with a color film layer 12 forachieving image colorization.

In order to prevent light leak between pixel structures of the displaypanel to influence display effect, the color film substrate 1 isgenerally also provided therein with a light blocking layer 11. Ingeneral, the light blocking layer 11 is arranged in the color filmsubstrate 1, and the scanning signal lines (i.e. gate lines) arearranged in the array substrate 2, so that the light blocking layer 11and the scanning signal lines are arranged in different layers. In thedisplay panel of the embodiment, part of the gate lines 22 in the arraysubstrate 2 also serve as a sensing electrode Rx or an emittingelectrode Tx in the touch structure for achieving the touch controlfunction, and part of the light blocking layer 11 in the color filmsubstrate 1 also serves as the emitting electrode Tx or the sensingelectrode Rx in the touch structure.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 4, the color film substrate 1 includes afirst underlayer 10, the light blocking layer 11 and the color filmlayer 12 arranged on the first underlayer 10, wherein, the lightblocking layer 11 is formed of a material with light blocking andelectroconductive properties, the material including copper, molybdenum,copper oxide, molybdenum oxide or an alloy thereof. In the embodiment,the color film layer 12 can achieve a colorization function; on the onehand, the light blocking layer 11 acts as a black matrix (BM) in theprior art and has the function of preventing light leak, and on theother hand, through replacing an insulating black matrix in the priorart with the light blocking layer 11 with electroconductive property,part of the light blocking layer 11 also serves as the emittingelectrode Tx or the sensing electrode Rx (hereinafter referred to asfirst touch electrode) in the touch structure, that is, part of thelight blocking layer 11 has the light blocking function and also acts asthe first touch electrode 13 (such as emitting electrode Tx or sensingelectrode Rx) in the touch structure. As the color film layer 12 andother functional film layers (such as planarization layer and/ortransparent protective layer, etc.) in the color film substrate 1 allhave insulating property, configuring the light blocking layer 11 as alayer structure with electroconductive property has no influence onperformance of the color film substrate 1.

In the embodiment, part of the light blocking layer 11 is electricallyisolated from other part of the light blocking layer 11 to form theisolation part intersecting the scanning signal lines, the isolationpart being further configured to emit a touch driving signal and/orreceive a touch sensing signal (i.e. acting as the emitting electrode Txor the sensing electrode Rx), and part of the scanning signal linesbeing further configured to receive the touch sensing signal or emit thetouch driving signal (i.e. acting as the sensing electrode Rx or theemitting electrode Tx). As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the light blockinglayer 11 is formed as a grid with intersecting rows and columns, andgaps 111 are provided between a part of the light blocking layer 11located in the same row or in the same column and another part locatedin an adjacent row or in an adjacent column to form the isolation part.For example, the gaps 111 are provided between a part of the lightblocking layer 11 located in the same row (row-wise light blocking layerpart) and a part located in an adjacent row to form the isolation part;or the gaps 111 are provided between a part of the light blocking layer11 located in the same column (column-wise light blocking layer part)and a part located in an adjacent column to form the isolation part(just as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3). Here, taking a vertically disposeddisplay panel as an example, “row” is defined as a horizontal directionparallel to the ground, and “column” is defined as a vertical directionperpendicular to the ground; and gaps between row-wise light blockinglayers are formed between row light blocking layers being adjacent inthe vertical direction, and gaps between column-wise light blockinglayers are formed between column light blocking layers being adjacent inthe horizontal direction. It can be understood that the isolation partfor achieving the two functions of light blocking and touch control isnot necessarily a part formed of a whole row or a whole column in thelight blocking layer as shown in the drawings, but may take any of othervarious appropriate forms, e.g. the isolation part including twoadjacent rows electrically isolated from other part. Furthermore, toelectrically isolate the isolation part from other part, the gapdescribed above is not necessarily adopted, but any of other variousappropriate forms may be taken. For example, the gap may be filled withan insulating material to have the same shape as the gap. This is notdefined in the present invention.

Here, it should be understood that different colors (RBG) in the colorfilm layer 12 may take the forms of strip arrangement, mosaicarrangement (just as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3) and triangular arrangement,and this is not defined herein.

It can be seen clearly from the partial enlarged view of FIG. 3 thatgaps 111 are formed between the column-wise light blocking layer partlocated in the middle and the column-wise light blocking layer parts onthe left side and on the right side thereof respectively, so that thecolumn-wise light blocking layer part located in the middle is isolatedfrom other column-wise light blocking layer parts to form a column-wiseisolation part serving as the first touch electrode 13. To simplifypattern design of a mask plate used in a patterning process for formingthe light blocking layer, preferably the gaps between the column-wiseisolation part and a column-wise light blocking part on either sidethereof and adjacent thereto are located on the same vertical straightline. In order to ensure light blocking effect of the light blockinglayer 11, preferably the width of the gap 111 is within the range of 1-3μm.

In the embodiment, the pattern of the entire light blocking layer 11 isconverted through the gaps 111 to a pattern comprising an isolation partwith an independent wiring pattern to serve as a separately controllablestructure, so that the light blocking layer 11 not only can preventlight leak, but also can serve as an electrode in the touch structure(each isolation part forming the first touch electrode is independentlyconnected to a pin of a drive IC of the display panel); moreover, thegaps 111 can be formed simultaneously with the light blocking layer 11through the patterning process for forming the pattern of the lightblocking layer 11 (including multiple processes such as exposure,development and even etching, etc.), needing no additional processprocedure.

To ensure touch accuracy, preferably the proportion of the number ofrows or the number of columns of the isolation part to the number ofrows or the number of columns of other part of the light blocking layerranges from 1:3 to 1:6.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the array substrate 2 includes a secondunderlayer 20 and scanning signal lines (Gate, namely gate lines 22) anddisplaying signal lines (Data, namely data lines 23) intersectingvertically and horizontally arranged on the second underlayer 20; andthin film transistors 21 (see FIG. 5), oppositely arranged pixelelectrodes 25 and common electrodes 24 and an insulating layer 27therebetween are arranged in a pixel region defined by the gate lines 22and the data lines 23, wherein, the TFTs serve as a control switch forswitching on and off the pixels. In the embodiment, part of the gatelines 22 also serve as another electrode in the touch structure, i.e. asecond touch electrode 26 cooperating with the first touch electrode 13in the touch structure in the light blocking layer 11, such as a sensingelectrode Rx or emitting electrode Tx. As the second touch electrode ismerely implemented by time division multiplexing of part of the gatelines 22, and results in no change of and has no influence on thestructure of the array substrate 2, the second touch electrode 26 isformed simultaneously with formation of the array substrate 2, needingno additional process procedure.

Here, it should be understood that during implementation of the touchcontrol function, the emitting electrode and the sensing electrode arearranged correspondingly, and after the number of touch channels isdetermined, equal division designing can be carried out on the isolationpart according to the determined number of channels, and accordingly, adetermined number of scanning signal lines are chosen at equalintervals; or unequal division designing is carried out on the isolationpart according to touch accuracy or customer requirement, and adetermined number of scanning signal lines are chosen at unequalintervals.

Accordingly, the embodiment also provides a driving method of thedisplay panel, for driving the display panel to operate in a displayphase and a touch phase in a time division manner; in the touch phase,the touch driving signal is emitted or the touch sensing signal isreceived by the isolation part, and accordingly the touch sensing signalis received or the touch driving signal is emitted by part of thescanning signal lines; and in the display phase, scanning signaltransmission is carried out by the scanning signal lines. That is, theisolation part emits the touch driving signal or receives the touchsensing signal to serve as the first touch electrode 13 in the touchphase; and part of the scanning signal lines are time divisionmultiplexed to carry out scanning signal transmission in the displayphase and receive the touch sensing signal or emit the touch drivingsignal to serve as the second touch electrode 26 in the display phase.That is to say, part of the gate lines 22 receive signals in two phases:for receiving a scanning signal in the display phase, to enable thedisplay panel to display an image; and for receiving a touch signal inthe touch phase, to enable the display panel to position the touchsignal to achieve the touch control function. Here, part of the gatelines are time division multiplexed to serve as scanning signal linesfor display and touch driving signal emitting lines or touch signalsensing lines for touch, and can be controlled through a softwareinterface in a drive module, which is not described herein in detail.

Specifically, in the embodiment, the emitting electrode and the sensingelectrode in the touch structure are formed by part of the gate lines 22in the array substrate 2 and part of the light blocking layer 11 in thecolor film substrate 1 respectively, wherein in the display phase, nosignal is applied to the isolation part, and a scanning signal isapplied to the gate lines 22, and a gray scale signal is applied to thedata lines 23, for image display; and in the touch phase, a touchdriving signal is applied to the emitting electrode (such as part of thegate lines 22 in the array substrate 2), and driven by the touch drivingsignal, the touch structure senses a touch signal, which is output tothe sensing electrode (such as the isolation part in the color filmsubstrate 1), to achieve touch control.

Preferably, in the touch phase, the time period of emitting the touchdriving signal by the isolation part corresponds to the time period ofreceiving the touch sensing signal by part of the scanning signal lines;or the time period of receiving the touch sensing signal by theisolation part corresponds to the time period of emitting the touchdriving signal by part of the scanning signal lines. That is, in thetouch phase, the touch driving signal is applied to the isolation partor part of the scanning signal lines, and the isolation part or part ofthe scanning signal lines are equivalent to touch driving signal linesin this phase; and correspondingly, part of the scanning signal lines orthe isolation part receives the touch sensing signal, and part of thescanning signal lines or the isolation part is equivalent to touchsensing signal lines in this phase. Specifically, in the touch phase,through applying a touch scanning signal to the isolation partssuccessively, a horizontal coordinate (i.e. coordinate in X direction)or vertical coordinate (i.e. coordinate in Y direction) of a touch pointcan be positioned, and through detecting column by column a voltagesignal change on part of the scanning signal lines, a verticalcoordinate (i.e. coordinate in Y direction) or horizontal coordinate(i.e. coordinate in X direction) of the touch point can be positioned;or through applying a touch scanning signal to the part of the scanningsignal lines successively, a horizontal coordinate (i.e. coordinate in Xdirection) or vertical coordinate (i.e. coordinate in Y direction) of atouch point can be positioned, and through detecting column by column avoltage signal change on the isolation parts, a vertical coordinate(i.e. coordinate in Y direction) or horizontal coordinate (i.e.coordinate in X direction) of the touch point can be positioned, therebydetermining the position of the touch point to achieve the touch controlfunction.

The embodiment provides an in-cell capacitive display panel; by adoptingthe light blocking layer with light blocking and electroconductiveproperties in a color film substrate 1 in place of the existinginsulating black matrix and dividing the light blocking layer so thatpart of the light blocking layer serves as an electrode in the touchstructure, and by adopting part of the gate lines 22 in the arraysubstrate 2 as another electrode in the touch structure, the touchelectrode in the color film substrate 1 and the touch electrode in thearray substrate 2 intersect each other, thus a touch structure capableof implementing touch positioning is formed in the structure of thecolor film substrate 1 and the array substrate 2 capable of implementingdisplay to achieve touch and display integration; in the above touchdisplay structure, the touch electrodes are also formed while thedisplay panel is formed, and the touch structure can be obtained whileneeding no additional process, not only effectively increasing thetransmittance of the touch display device, but also simplifying processsteps, reducing the production cost and improving the productionefficiency.

Second Embodiment

The embodiment provides a display panel applicable to an OrganicLight-Emitting Diode (OLED) display device.

An OLED is a light emitting device using an organic solid-statesemiconductor as a light emitting material, and there is a most maturetechnology for white organic light emitting diode (White OLED, namelyWOLED), which has a good stability, a simple manufacturing process, andthus is widely applied in display devices. Like a crystal liquid displaydevice, a WOLED display device usually needs a color film layer thereinto achieve colorization.

With progress of display technology, there has emerged such a mode inthe WOLED display device that a color film layer is arranged on an arraysubstrate (Color Filter on Array, abbreviated as COA) to achieve a colordisplay mode. In the embodiment, the display panel is formed in the COAmode, the display panel including an array substrate and organicelectroluminescent diodes located above the array substrate, the lightblocking layer being located above the organic electroluminescentdiodes, and the scanning signal lines being located below the organicelectroluminescent diodes.

Like in the first embodiment, the display panel is provided with agrid-like light blocking layer in the color film layer, and the lightblocking layer is formed of a material with light blocking andelectroconductive properties, with an gap formed between part of thelight blocking layer and other parts of the light blocking layer so thatthe part of the light blocking layer forms an isolation part, whichserves as an electrode in the touch structure; and part of the gatelines also serve as another electrode in the touch structure.

The driving method of the display panel in the embodiment is similar tothat in the first embodiment, that is, in the display phase, no signalis applied to the isolation part, and a scanning signal is applied tothe gate lines, and a gray scale signal is applied to the data lines,for image display; and in the touch phase, a touch driving signal isapplied to the emitting electrode (such as part of the gate lines in thearray substrate), and driven by the touch driving signal, the touchstructure senses a touch signal, which is output to the touch sensingelectrode (such as the isolation part in the color film substrate), toachieve touch control. In this embodiment, part of the gate lines aretime division multiplexed to carry out scanning signal transmissionduring display and apply a touch driving signal or output a touchsensing signal during touch, and part of the light blocking layercooperates with the part of the gate lines to receive the touch sensingsignal or to apply the touch driving signal during touch.

For the display panel in the first embodiment and the second embodiment,the touch control function is also achieved while image display isachieved, to form a touch and display integrated structure, and thetouch structure that is the same as the structure for display in timedivision multiplexing is adopted, without the need to add a newstructure, thus having a high transmittance, and needing no additionalprocess procedure, reducing the production cost and improving theproduction efficiency.

It needs to be noted that although the implementation that part of thelight blocking layer also serve as the emitting electrode or the sensingelectrode in the touch structure is described in the above embodiments,it is also possible, based on the same inventive concept, that the lightblocking layer also serves as the emitting electrode and the sensingelectrode in the touch structure, that is, the emitting electrode andthe sensing electrode are arranged in the same layer, and as arrangingthe emitting electrode and the sensing electrode in the same layer isknown technology in the art, the implementation is not described hereinin detail.

Third Embodiment

The embodiment provides a display device including the display panel inthe embodiment or the second embodiment.

The display device may be a liquid crystal panel, electronic paper, anOLED panel, a mobile phone, a tablet computer, a television, a display,a notebook computer, a digital photo frame, a navigator, or any otherproduct or component with a display function.

The display device integrates display and touch together, and as thedisplay panel adopted therein has a high transmittance, the displaydevice has good display quality.

It should be understood that the above implementations are onlyexemplary implementations for illustrating the principle of the presentinvention, however, the present invention is not limited thereto.Various modifications and improvements can be made by the person ofordinary skill in the art without departing from the spirit and essenceof the present invention, and these modifications and improvementsshould also be considered to be within the protection scope of thepresent invention.

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 12. A display panel, comprising a light blocking layerformed of a material with light blocking and electroconductiveproperties, the light blocking layer comprising an isolation partelectrically isolated from other part of the light blocking layer, theisolation part being further configured to emit a touch driving signaland/or receive a touch sensing signal to achieve a touch controlfunction of the display panel.
 13. The display panel according to claim12, further comprising scanning signal lines, wherein the isolation partand the scanning signal lines intersect each other and are arranged indifferent layers; the isolation part is further configured to emit thetouch driving signal or receive the touch sensing signal; and part ofthe scanning signal lines are further configured to accordingly receivethe touch sensing signal or emit the touch driving signal.
 14. Thedisplay panel according to claim 12, wherein the light blocking layer isformed as a grid with intersecting rows and columns; gaps are providedbetween a part of the light blocking layer located in a same row and apart of the light blocking layer located in an adjacent row to form theisolation part; or gaps are provided between a part of the lightblocking layer located in a same column and a part of the light blockinglayer located in an adjacent column to form the isolation part.
 15. Thedisplay panel according to claim 14, wherein a proportion of number ofrows or number of columns of the isolation part to number of rows ornumber of columns of other part of the light blocking layer ranges from1:3 to 1:6.
 16. The display panel according to claim 14, wherein the gaphas a width ranging from 1 μm to 3 μm.
 17. The display panel accordingto claim 12, wherein the material with light blocking andelectroconductive properties comprises copper, molybdenum, copper oxide,molybdenum oxide or an alloy thereof.
 18. The display panel according toclaim 13, wherein the display panel comprises a color film substrate andan array substrate that are aligned with each other to form a cell, anda liquid crystal layer disposed between the color film substrate and thearray substrate, the light blocking layer being arranged in the colorfilm substrate, and the scanning signal lines being arranged in thearray substrate; or the display panel comprises an array substrate andorganic electroluminescent diodes located above the array substrate, thelight blocking layer being located above the organic electroluminescentdiodes, and the scanning signal lines being located below the organicelectroluminescent diodes.
 19. A display device comprising the displaypanel of claim
 12. 20. The display device according to claim 19, furthercomprising scanning signal lines, wherein the isolation part and thescanning signal lines intersect each other and are arranged in differentlayers; the isolation part is further configured to emit the touchdriving signal or receive the touch sensing signal; and part of thescanning signal lines are further configured to accordingly receive thetouch sensing signal or emit the touch driving signal.
 21. The displaydevice according to claim 19, wherein the light blocking layer is formedas a grid with intersecting rows and columns; gaps are provided betweena part of the light blocking layer located in a same row and a part ofthe light blocking layer located in an adjacent row to form theisolation part; or gaps are provided between a part of the lightblocking layer located in a same column and a part of the light blockinglayer located in an adjacent column to form the isolation part.
 22. Thedisplay device according to claim 21, wherein a proportion of number ofrows or number of columns of the isolation part to number of rows ornumber of columns of other part of the light blocking layer ranges from1:3 to 1:6.
 23. The display device according to claim 21, wherein thegap has a width ranging from 1 μm to 3 μm.
 24. The display deviceaccording to claim 19, wherein the material with light blocking andelectroconductive properties comprises copper, molybdenum, copper oxide,molybdenum oxide or an alloy thereof.
 25. The display device accordingto claim 20, wherein the display panel comprises a color film substrateand an array substrate that are aligned with each other to form a cell,and a liquid crystal layer disposed between the color film substrate andthe array substrate, the light blocking layer being arranged in thecolor film substrate, and the scanning signal lines being arranged inthe array substrate; or the display panel comprises an array substrateand organic electroluminescent diodes located above the array substrate,the light blocking layer being located above the organicelectroluminescent diodes, and the scanning signal lines being locatedbelow the organic electroluminescent diodes.
 26. A driving method of thedisplay panel of claim 13, for driving the display panel to operate in adisplay phase and a touch phase in a time division manner, wherein themethod comprises the following steps: in the touch phase, emitting thetouch driving signal or receiving the touch sensing signal by theisolation part, and accordingly receiving the touch sensing signal oremitting the touch driving signal by the part of the scanning signallines; and in the display phase, performing scanning signal transmissionby the scanning signal lines.
 27. The driving method according to claim26, wherein in the touch phase, a time period of emitting the touchdriving signal by the isolation part corresponds to a time period ofreceiving the touch sensing signal by the part of the scanning signallines; or a time period of receiving the touch sensing signal by theisolation part corresponds to a time period of emitting the touchdriving signal by the part of the scanning signal lines.
 28. The drivingmethod according to claim 27, wherein in the touch phase, applying thetouch driving signal to the isolation part or the part of the scanningsignal lines, and receiving the touch sensing signal by the part of thescanning signal lines or the isolation part correspondingly.
 29. Thedriving method according to claim 26, wherein the light blocking layeris formed as a grid with intersecting rows and columns; gaps areprovided between a part of the light blocking layer located in a samerow and a part of the light blocking layer located in an adjacent row toform the isolation part; or gaps are provided between a part of thelight blocking layer located in a same column and a part of the lightblocking layer located in an adjacent column to form the isolation part.30. The driving method according to claim 29, wherein a proportion ofnumber of rows or number of columns of the isolation part to number ofrows or number of columns of other part of the light blocking layerranges from 1:3 to 1:6.
 31. The driving method according to claim 29,wherein the gap has a width ranging from 1 μm to 3 μm.